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James Melling

Birth17 Aug 1806 - Bury, Lancashire, England
DeathJan 1856 - Lancashire, United Kingdom
MotherAlice
FatherJames Melling

Born in Bury, Lancashire, England on 17 Aug 1806 to James Melling and Alice. James Melling married Eliza Kenyon and had 10 children. He passed away on Jan 1856 in Lancashire, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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James Melling
Unknown - Unknown
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Alice
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Eliza Kenyon
1815 - 1884
Children Show all
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Ann Melling
1844 - Unknown
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Thomas Melling
1833 - Unknown
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Mary Melling
1843 - Unknown
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Eliza Lancaster Melling
1850 - 1881
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John Melling
1843 - 1914
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Elizabeth Melling
1829 - Unknown
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Eliza Jane Melling
1850 - 1904
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Henry Melling
1832 - Unknown
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Eliza Jane Melling
1851 - 1852
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Elizabeth Melling
1829 - 1906

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